Titlebook: Evidence-Based Treatments for Problem Gambling; Cameron McIntosh,Katy O‘Neill Book 2017 The Author(s) 2017 problem gambling.gambling disor

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,Nuklearunf?lle und Risikowahrnehmung,ation of the therapeutic alliance as an interventional tool is helpful in supporting vulnerable PG clients. A discussion of SMA and its relevance for PG together with a treatment case study is provided below.

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Philip Witte,Martin Kaltschmittare applicable. Clinically, however, the application of individualised RP for problem gambling has been effective. Recently a mindfulness-based relapse prevention (MBRP) programme has shown promise, as has a (Re)Making Meaning Project.

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Psychoeducation for Problem Gambling,ions of character and by doing so creates opportunities for change. Vivid illustrations make concepts memorable, such as the Stroop test to illustrate automaticity of repeated actions or the Muller-Lyer illusion to illustrate paradoxical beliefs. The cunning self-management displayed by Ulysses in mythology can be an inspiration.

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Schema Therapy for Problem Gamblers,ation of the therapeutic alliance as an interventional tool is helpful in supporting vulnerable PG clients. A discussion of SMA and its relevance for PG together with a treatment case study is provided below.

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Relapse Prevention in Problem Gambling,are applicable. Clinically, however, the application of individualised RP for problem gambling has been effective. Recently a mindfulness-based relapse prevention (MBRP) programme has shown promise, as has a (Re)Making Meaning Project.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-21561-3ation. Research is needed to delineate the groups for which DBT treatment may be effective. The theoretical links outlined suggest a cautiously hopeful outlook for the use of this intervention for a subgroup of pathological gamblers (PGs), particularly?for those who are less responsive to traditional?CBT.

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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Problem Gambling, The use of imagery is discussed in two contexts (i) as an implication of Elaborated Intrusion Theory and (ii) in imaginal desensitisation therapy. Despite clinical trials supporting the use of CBT for problem gambling, some unresolved questions remain.

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Dialectical Behaviour Therapy and Pathological Gambling,ation. Research is needed to delineate the groups for which DBT treatment may be effective. The theoretical links outlined suggest a cautiously hopeful outlook for the use of this intervention for a subgroup of pathological gamblers (PGs), particularly?for those who are less responsive to traditional?CBT.

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